Execute bat in teststand

Hi users,
Situation:
I call from Teststand 4.1 a bat.file that executes a programming software (FLink.exe) with the corresponding jtag Hardware (RLink from ST Microelectronics), to programm a µController on my testobject.
Problem:
the bat file ist executed, but the µController can´t be programmed,because of en errror message of the flink!. But when I call the bat from the explorer it works properly.
Has someone experience with such a kind of problem?
I would be pleased about an solution.
Grettings
Michael
Greetings Michael
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I found a solution to my problem with the help of an engineer by NI!
I had to change the active directory to the directory were my working Batch-File is executed!
see related links:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/D0F75B559DB622B586256BBF007A1B64?OpenDocument
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/365DC2996F67D8AF86256AF000558B90?OpenDocument
Greetings Michael

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